Dan Shingler

The full-up shopping center includes popular eateries such as Five Guys and a Honey Baked Ham store.

The law firm isn't going anywhere -- it's extended its lease under the new owner, a California native who's become enamored with his new city.

The district, known as Grand Pacific Junction, was assembled, restored and preserved by a well known former realtor and is all under one ownership, says its broker.

The street was once the healthiest part of Downtown. Now it needs to repeat the successes seen in places like the Warehouse District and Euclid Avenue, real estate experts say.

The development was awarded a $7 million TMUD tax credit from the state that enables it to complete its capital stack and begin construction.

The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation hopes to buy the lot so it can retain it as parking for its Downtown employees.

The Kassouf family had been rumored to be purchasing the property for weeks and appears to be behind the LLC recorded as the site's new owner with Cuyahoga County.

The store at 290 E. Aurora Road is nearly 63,000 square feet.

The Rocky River retail center is anchored by a Marc's and a Home Depot and has remained popular since it was built almost 40 years ago.

The former convent and women's shelter in Highland Square was purchased by a local nonprofit that will use it to provide community services, its selling broker said.